Following a three-way discussion in Paris with French President Emmanuel Macron and Ukrainian head Volodymyr Zelenskyy, former US President Donald Trump had some pointed remarks. Zelenskyy had earlier noted that the meeting had been constructive and beneficial, subtly indicating that Ukraine remains firm in its pursuit of a fair and just peace.

In a surprising turn of events, Syrian rebels infiltrated Damascus a few hours post the Paris conference, declaring the fall of Bashar Assad’s regime. Trump seized this opportunity to highlight Russia’s current vulnerability, attributing it to its issues in Ukraine and a faltering economy.

The former US President stated, “Assad is no more. He has deserted his nation. His guardian angel, Russia, under the leadership of Vladimir Putin, no longer seemed keen on safeguarding him.”

Trump further emphasized that Russia had no justifiable reason to intervene in Syria. He claimed that Russia’s interest in Syria waned due to the Ukraine crisis, which allegedly resulted in around 600,000 Russian soldiers being injured or killed. He regarded this war as unnecessary and potentially endless.

In contrast, Trump mentioned Ukraine’s staggering loss of approximately 400,000 soldiers and a significant number of civilians. The content is suitable for individuals interested in or contemplating investments, but it is primarily informational and not intended as an investment guide.